Is there a warrenty offered on remanufactured machine?
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I'm still looking through our paperwork to try and find an answer to your question. I don't immediately recall that there was a warranty, while at the same time I have this faint recollection that there was. If there were, I would think it was only a one year warranty. I might be confusing the Juicer purchase with a refurbished Mac we bought, which did have a regular three year warranty. Without answering your question about the warranty, I can say that we haven't had a single issue with the Breville since we've purchased it and use it fairly frequently. If I can find the paperwork I'll get back to you with a more definitive answer. Thanks for asking. I'm still looking through our paperwork to try and find an answer to your question. I don't immediately recall that there was a warranty, while at the same time I have this faint recollection that there was. If there were, I would think it was only a one year warranty. I might be confusing the Juicer purchase with a refurbished Mac we bought, which did have a regular three year warranty. Without answering your question about the warranty, I can say that we haven't had a single issue with the Breville since we've purchased it and use it fairly frequently. If I can find the paperwork I'll get... » Read More I'm still looking through our paperwork to try and find an answer to your question. I don't immediately recall that there was a warranty, while at the same time I have this faint recollection that there was. If there were, I would think it was only a one year warranty. I might be confusing the Juicer purchase with a refurbished Mac we bought, which did have a regular three year warranty. Without answering your question about the warranty, I can say that we haven't had a single issue with the Breville since we've purchased it and use it fairly frequently. If I can find the paperwork I'll get back to you with a more definitive answer. Thanks for asking. « Show Less
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Remanufactured in this context is same as refurbished. The unit I got was in box new condition. Not even a scratch..or fingerprint. Likely previous buyer had buyers remorse and retuned..so unit considered used. It is a hefty price..but a top of line toaster..and ideal size!
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Correct. You get a 90-day. The instruction manual / warranty card all state language specifically addressing the unit as "Refurbished / Remanufactured". I can say this for certain...We bought our unit 6 or 7 months ago for our nanny to use when cooking baby food rather than using the full size oven. We have used it multiple times every day since purchasing, and it has become an indespensible kitchen tool for us all. You won't regret the purchase.
755252
I have no idea about the warrenty didnt need it had one already when bought it on amazon and works awesome!
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yes,the cartridges are covered by a warranty,you might have an error message saying your remanufactured ink has been depleted or that a cartridge is undetected or missing .usually simply clicking ok will suffice,but not always ,in which case you can google a solution,just type in what your printer error message says and you should be able to find a you tube demo on exactly how to reset your printer so that it accepts the generic ink cartridges,however if the error messages continue then you've got a defective cartridge . contact the seller to try and resolve the issue .this is where the warranty kicks in,you'll get replacements or a refund,your choice.hope this helps keith yes,the cartridges are covered by a warranty,you might have an error message saying your remanufactured ink has been depleted or that a cartridge is undetected or missing .usually simply clicking ok will suffice,but not always ,in which case you can google a solution,just type in what your printer error message says and you should be able to find a you tube demo on exactly how to reset your printer so that it accepts the generic ink cartridges,however if the error messages continue then you've got a defective cartridge . contact the seller to try and resolve the issue .this is where the... » Read More yes,the cartridges are covered by a warranty,you might have an error message saying your remanufactured ink has been depleted or that a cartridge is undetected or missing .usually simply clicking ok will suffice,but not always ,in which case you can google a solution,just type in what your printer error message says and you should be able to find a you tube demo on exactly how to reset your printer so that it accepts the generic ink cartridges,however if the error messages continue then you've got a defective cartridge . contact the seller to try and resolve the issue .this is where the warranty kicks in,you'll get replacements or a refund,your choice.hope this helps keith « Show Less
1021301
The item is remanufactured using what appears to be original Brother components. As advertised, it is not new or OEM. I installed both parts a while ago and everything is working fine.
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If it is a factory-authorized refurbished machine, it probably works even better than it did when it was brand-new. I would recommend it highly to you. However, if it's simply a used model, you might ask to try it out before buying it. You won't want to purchase someone else's problem.
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does not matter who sells the machine, mechanical parts warranty stands, just keep your dated receipt and fill out and return your warranty card, if you did not receive a warranty card contact the manufacturer or Amazon
720138
The machine comes with a limited warranty by the manufacturer. Since the machine is powered with only your power vs a mechanical part, I would not bother with an extended warranty.
822586
Thanks for the website. Remanufactured cartridges at $10-12 are certainly cheaper than ones purchased new at $15, but are still considered costly....
1810309
I have had mine for a year with no problems . love my machine. Have you contacted Amazon. If you have only had your machine for a short time you may be able to get a new one . so contact Amazon
1290889
The manual that came with it says, "One year limited warranty". I've had my machine for a little over a year and it is still working fine.
2133695
I own one of those units. But I have not found manufacture warrenties worth much. I would look to the manual that came with the unit. I have the one I use in a rental, and the manul is there as well.
1504839
Yes-from manufacturer. I could not keep my machine going even with replacement parts. It is a nice machine and makes soft ice fast but marginal in reliability.
1259814
The company may have repair parts. It is unlikely it can be repaired under warranty.
397241
Personally, I follow the philosophy/advice I learned years ago from Consumers Report magazine..."If the item sells cheap enough, consider it an eventual throw-away item" and save your money for its' potential replacement, rather than purchase an extended warranty...This is a quality machine and I have no regrets whatsoever.....Caveat Emptor.
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I wouldn't bother with a warranty. They are solid machines, just take care of the resistance rods and it will last years. Even if one breaks a replacement is cheaper than the warranty.